Government and Banks Hold Vast Amounts of Gold and Silver
The United States reports nearly two billion in hard cash held by government and banks, with gold stocks totaling about 1.98 billion and silver coins around 727 million. Grant notes increased minting to meet demand for small coins and outlines 1923 gold and silver production and consumption trends across states and foreign outputs.
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Large delegation honors dead labor leader at rail trip
A vast labor union delegation viewed the convoy as a flag draped coffin moved along in a special car. Wreaths from Governor-elect Ma Ferguson and from St. Louis labor groups marked the tribute while thousands along the route in Texas Oklahoma and Kansas paid final respects.
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San Antonio
Harsh Talk on Driver Safety From Hoover Conference
Hoover warns that incompetence carelessness and recklessness are major causes of the high motor accident death toll. He outlines three remedies prevention punishment and public education while noting most motorists are careful and responsible.
Hastings Receives Probationary Fine For Liquor Violation
William Hastings janitor at the Colonial Apartment Middle Avenue faced a liquor law violation charge in court. He received a 250 dollar fine plus costs with 100 paid and the balance at 25 dollars monthly, avoiding jail. Hastings pleaded for leniency claiming his job required others to be untrained. Mayor Hinkson delayed sentence to today, Hastings posted 700 dollar bond and was released. Police reported bootlegging complaints and found liquor in various containers at the scene.
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Colonial
Middle Avenue
Hastings
Harry Hinkson
Corbett Sgutham
Lloyd Sweet
Nature Study Meeting Covers Wildlife Cameras and Progress
Arthur Newton Pack discusses shooting wild animals with cameras and Snoozing fawns from a trip to British Columbia. Speakers include Mrs. John D. Sherman, Celia A. Parent, Elizabeth A. Peoples, Henry C. Oberholser, Vernon Bailey, W. G. Vinal, Susan B. Alspurtis, E. L. Palmer, F. E. Mageley, and Morison R. Van Cleave coordinating arrangements at Central High School for a two day session of the American Nature Study Society.
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Arthur Newton Pack
Nature Managazine
British Columbia
American Nature Study Society
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Celia A. Parent
Berkley
Cal
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Washington D. C
Henry C. Oberholser
U. S. Eologcal Survey
Vernon Baley
W. G. Vinal
Providence
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Susan B. Alburtis
Grange meeting highlights taxation and child labor stance
Wellington reports from the Zanesville gathering where State Grange Master Harry Caton spoke on agriculture and cooperation. Delegates, totaling 11 000, heard debates on taxation, product standardization, and opposition to the 20th amendment on child labor. Next State Grange session set for Akron.
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Walter Warren
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Zanesville
Memorial Hall
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American Parenthood
State Grange
Akron
Car overturns injure Akron man in Wellington
A Studebaker touring car carrying tires overturned near Wellington last night after a tire failure and broken wheel. The driver escaped injury. passenger Dave Avar of Akron suffered a head wound and two broken ribs, treated locally and transported home by ambulance.
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Powell Heads to Ohio Convention for Theatre Owners
Willington observer reports W. J. Powell owner and manager of the LoNet theatre travels to Columbus today to attend the Motion Picture Theatre Owners convention of Ohio. The gathering runs Monday through Wednesday with Powell expected back by Wednesday evening.
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W. J. Powell
LoNet Theatre
Columbus
Motion Picture Theatre Owners
Ohio
Powell
Christmas Seal Sales Extend Indoors for Few Days
The Christmas seals, collected by school children, were to be returned by December 15 but sales continue with a short extension. A report on the sales will appear in the Chronicle Telegram once finalised.
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Chronicle Telegram
Washington
Sterling
South Dakota
Senate Post Office Committee
Wellington to Seek Homes for Left Baby Boy
Wellington reports John Wellington, the baby boy left in the deport last week, will find a home in the county. Judge Wilcox is soon to receive applications for his adoption. Never has a baby come to town that has more interest.
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Wellington
John Wellington
Wilcox i
Local appeal to foster John Wellington in community
Mayor Gott reports many residents want John Wellington to stay in town. He urges a good Christian family in Wellington to foster him, noting that funds could be raised for expenses.
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Wellington
Gott
Farmer Fatz Fights Slander Suit Over Damaged Repute
Anton Gedridge of La Grange township sues Anton Fatz for 10000 pounds in Common Pleas Court for slander claiming statements damaged Gedridge and Fatz’s wife. The divorce case against Fatz by his wife was filed December 9 in the same court.
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Anton Gedridge
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Fatz
Godridge
Burglars Capture in Lorain Homes Weekend
Two burglars were captured after breaking into homes in Lorain. William Evans, 317 E 20th St, ransacked L F Billings 1849 Reed Ave, found hiding in a bed, pled not guilty, bond set at 3500. John Brodke’s ill condition home 330 to 14th St, bedding worth 70 stolen, Smith and Mike Steve arrested after fleeing to a cafe. both pled not guilty, bond 3500 each.
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William Evans
E. 20Th Street
L. EF. Billings
Reed Avenue
Evans
John Smith
Mike Steve
John Brodke
14Th Street
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Smith
Coc) Plate
Brodke
Paroled Suspect in Manslaughter Case
Mack Manning, a Black man, promised parole after serving under a year for manslaughter in a shooting at a post office. He allegedly killed a man he accused of stealing his wife during a dispute that arose from the claim.
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Mack Manning
Mansfield Etop Alley
Wholesale prices rise in November reports Labor Dept
Bulletin from Washington shows wholesale commodity prices up one half of one percent in November over October though still below November last year. Newark indictments loom in rum running scandal case with 13 counts expected. federal grand jury to meet tomorrow per United States attorney Winne.
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Department of Labor
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New Jersey
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Winne
Wqitor
Mabel W. Willebrandt
Wreckage Found After Lake Superior Gale Sinks Freighters
Coast guardsmen search Lake Superior for survivors after a Saturday gale sank one or more freighters. Wreckage along 20 miles of shore offers no ship identity. A Canadian steamer with 30 crew may be among the losses. grain fleet moves to open water as E L Ford battles ice. The sunken vessel is estimated at 500 feet long and appears a new ship.
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Duluth
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Thumb Crushed At Colson. Several Legal Notices
Clarence Bash, 29 West River Street, injured his left hand Saturday at the Colson Company when caught in a punch press. He was taken to hospital by C. W. Tire for treatment. County tax payments extended to January 20. Lorain County inmates to hold Christmas party December 23 at the county farm. Two divorces granted in Common Pleas Court. Marie Eyman and Rose Halyday cited, with custody awarded to Halyday. Bethany Bennett files for divorce from Harold Bennett. Michael Stanislawski sues for partition of 106 acres in Eaton township. Valentine Scanlon sues for 3561 damages against Lottie Dyke Kuhlow over alleged lease breach. City Council to discuss routine matters. Crossing watchman reports dispute over green lantern signal at Lake Avenue. Mini lighthouse sighting prompts police call on Adams Street.
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D. G. Eyman
Broad Street
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Lorann
Frank Halyday
Prass
Valentine D. Scanlon
Lottie Dyke Kuhlow
Dyke Block
Cheapside
Scanlon
C. E. Barnard
Beebe Court
Lake Avenue
Barnard
London News Nuggets Highlight Early Death of Ulster MP
William Coote, Ulster Orange leader and member of parliament, died after illness at a political meeting. Other items report Moscow opposition demos at Trzypzky’s Crimea departure, Ambassador Sheffield’s trip plans, and various international updates.
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William Coote
Ulster
Boy Who Killed Baby With Bat Held for Court
New York a seventeen year old schoolboy Robert E Decker charged with homicide in the death of infant Robert Remmick struck by a baseball bat that flew from the head. Decker held in one thousand dollar bail. Remmick died at Reception Hospital where he had been since injuries on June 7.
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Robert E. Decker
Robert Remmick
West Fiftieth Street
Reception Hospital
Collision at East and Broad Injures Minor Dents
Charles Cowen of 222 Glenwood Avenue and E. E. Dettman of 145 Clark Street reported to police a Sunday collision at East Avenue and Broad Street. Both autos were only slightly damaged.
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Glenwood Avenue
E. E. Dettman
Clark Street
East Avenue
Broad Street
Bus Horns To Say Please In Ohio Move Over Plea
In Columbus on December 15 the Ohio Motor Bus Owners Association urged drivers to use polite horns, asking bus operators to “say please” and request more space when passing. Horns should be loud only in danger. the program promotes comfort and safety during on road maneuvers.
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Ohio Motor Bus Owners Association
Motor Bus Association
Wife to Carry On for Husband in Film Direction
Mrs. Thos H Ince wife of the late motion picture director will direct future pictures in place of her husband who died of acute indigestion.
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Churches Plan Building Drive for New Church
Lorain reports the M. E. Church begins a seven day drive to raise 100000 for a new church building with daily meetings at the Church of Christ Tabernacle. The First Congregational Church will start a 150000 building project in the spring with contributions already received assuring the program.
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First Congregational Church
Donahey Refuses Lorain Clean Up
Governor Donahey says he will not order an investigation into Lorain vice until the complaint comes through proper channels. He asserts local authorities can handle the situation and references a request by former prohibition officer Frank Klady.
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Donahey
Frank Klady
Prohibition
High Wind Alarm Hits Lorain Residents
A Saturday night gale in Lorain caused panic as residents feared another tornado. Three large plate glass windows on Broadway shattered and other damage reported.
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Broadway
Independent minister bids farewell to Madisonville church
In Cincinnati on Sunday Reverend Earl H. Biddle resigned from Madisonville Christian church saying he leaves the ministry to become independent. Elders protested his inviting liberal pastors from other cities to preach. Biddle will teach music in Rochester New York schools.
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Earl H. Biddle
Madisonville
Czar Assassination Suspect Arrested in Brussels
The Echo D Belgee reports a suspect believed to be one of the czar's assassins has been arrested in Brussels. The name Coloborador appears in early dispatches as the person in question.
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Dec . Lo
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Coloborador
Grain futures open weaker in Chicago market
Chicago grain prices opened soft with wheat down 3 8 to 1 2, corn down 3 8 to 1 2, and oats 5 8 lower. May wheat at 167 1 4 to 1 2, July 147 3 8 to 1 2. corn May 130 and July 130 1 8 to 1 4. oats May 64 1 4 to 1 2.
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